Monday, November 22, 2010

Homemade Chicken Watering

stronghold of Kiwi surfing, and beautiful Bridal Veil Fall


Raglan, a small town in the east cost, is home to beautiful beaches and fierce waves, very popular with surfers in the world. We strolled on the first track, normally reserved for surfers beginners ...

(small technical problem passenger, a black dot stuck in the camera's lens. Phew, he is cured!)


Next Route to the Bridal Veil Falls : we were so excited to see that little has changed 10 minutes walk from the race although tonic; we galloped on tap, only to come face to face with a magnificent 55m drop .

What is crazy in this country, there is always a wonderful place to visit at least 30mn by car (though it should sometimes 1 hour drive to find a distributor)!

Skateboard Parks Sanibel Island Fl

Passage Express on the Coromandel Peninsula

We leave our hosts in the morning Saturday, 20/11, a little tug at my heart because they are really adorable, we felt so well with them! But we're still very excited by the prospect of new adventures ...

We trace south for a visit of Coromandel, a beautiful peninsula in the southeast of Auckland. It is a favorite spot for residents of the capital to invest in a second home, and come spend the weekend. We were advised to spend a minimum of 5 days, because even if the peninsula is only 70 km long and 30 km wide, each piece is to see. Unfortunately we only spend two days ... that will be more than enough to marvel at the beaches and make us want to return.

The weekend looks very early "wild" after a picnic on the scenic coast road seabird paradise for migratory birds, we plant our tent in the hills of Coromandel. Surprised by a storm, we find refuge in the early morning at a campsite of Backpackers. Day Two new atmosphere: fine sand and turquoise waters at Cathedral Cove.

To see photos of coromandel click here

Sunday, November 21, 2010

What Happens With A Ruptured Hernia

Many thanks to Paul, Fiona, Natasha & Liam

Too bad Paul and Fiona were arent The Photo ...

We Spent Two Marvelous Week With All Of You! You Were Our First Host in NZ, and you've been amazing! O We loved conversation, The Way You Explained Your Work, Your Life, you country, your culture ... We Felt Welcomed in your very wonderful place. The Work Was "hard work" As You Said, easy goal at the Same Time, thanks to Kenny, Jason, and to your support. We are feeling lucky we've put you! Thank you for Everything! We are looking forward seeing you again ... in Galle Road gold in France!

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Sale Of Tree In Canada

First job in NZ, "Renovating work "!


So far, only shows you nice things, heavenly, amazing ... Of course, there is also the "dark side of the moon"! We work 8 hours a day since Wednesday, November 10, to deserve our table, our cozy bed (with electric blanket;), the heavenly home, and some dollars (we will pay for half the time worked). We wanted to share this experience ...


We worked the first 5-week and 4 the second. Kenny, brother of our host, is our site manager: teacher, patient, funny and sharp tongue, it's a great boss! Then Jason, a Canadian backpacker adorable (see photo, a lookalike of U.S. Asterix veeeeeery small but strong!), Who carry around a battery (yes, you read correctly) in his car. And grandfather, Goliath, who raised a ton stones with Loïc the first week.


In the wooden house family, we removed all the wallpaper on the first floor, painted the first coat of paint, changed the stilts of the house, and built a wooden deck (in neo- Zealand, know that the word "deck" = terrace is pronounced "dick" lol) ... There is now powerful, and crippled with minor injuries in all kinds ... Loïc has worked out, so it is all black, and I painted white.

It ends tomorrow night, and we should leave tomorrow for the Coromandel Peninsula, south of Auckland, weekends for a small discovery. Then, new hosts, at Raglan.